If Republicans take a shellacking in November’s midterms as predicted, Graham Platner is positioned to reap the benefits.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Maine’s welcoming of immigrant families is a beacon for the country | Opinion
My story of immersion and contribution is just one among many. These stories need to become more prevalent.
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You should not be paying more in taxes than the PGA or Harvard | Opinion
The tax burden continues to fall on the shoulders of those who can afford it least.
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The King of Jabberwocky remains unrestrained | Opinion
We don’t have a president. We have a Lewis Carroll creation.
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A largely forgotten founder may have been our country’s most vital | Douglas Rooks
It was Thomas Jefferson who first expressed the leading idea of America.
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A veteran’s case for discipline in the use of military force | Opinion
If we’re going to risk American lives, we deserve more than fearmongering and grandstanding.
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The reassuring sound of one man’s life | Opinion
The ch-chink, ch-chink of a passing walker or a cane will always remind me of a man I’m lucky to know.
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If you want to flip the Senate, you should be voting for Janet Mills | Opinion
We must not squander this chance to oust Sen. Susan Collins by voting for an inexperienced candidate with tons of baggage.
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Paul LePage should not represent Maine in the House | Opinion
The 2nd Congressional District race has been flying under the radar. Democrats would be wise to change that.
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Maine is finally getting it right on tax fairness | Opinion
My wife and I will happily pay a little more for things that make living in this state better for everyone.